Arthur Ross has designed this car Buick Circa with impressive curves for General Motors. It was a futuristic sports coupe, a proposal by the end of the Second World War.

Dual Cockpit Buick 1956,

The port of helmets and possibly protection against stray missiles, two riders can enjoy this Buick double cockpit, a feature popular design during the 1950s. The interesting style includes an oval winged grille on the hood of the air intakes, and a calender four headlights become a standard in the industry after 1957.

Rear Wing 1957,

Gills in the wings, the omnipresence of the 1950s, the wings shaped fins and a fin forming the junction. The scandalous vision Milt Antonick, which appear later on the Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird.

Ford Gyron 1960,

The design of the Ford Motor Company gyrostabilized Giron was probably nearing completion when Syd Mead created this sketch. Ford has not built a working prototype for the auto show circuit the Giron made â€‹â€‹its public debut at the New York Auto International in 1961. Unfortunately, the car was destroyed in a fire.

Car Jet Ski 1961,

A device concocted for 007, under the leadership of Bob Hubbach. The car jet ski on its way to a destination futuristic mountain. No concerns of traction when you jet power behind you.

Turbines Vehicle 1962,

The artist Elia Roussimoff, says he created this sketch Turbines Vehicle Wild, just to decorate the walls of the design studio of General Motors.

The Magic Highway USA,

A Disney animated short, which presents visions for the future of road transport, circa 1958. Of course, some ideas concepts seem a bit naive and idealistic, even self-contradiction, others just downright crazy, but a lot of ideas in this short film have already become commonplace, and many more are currently developing.